Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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How many times do I have to tell you not to miss any spots? — said l lr. Reda. -4 INTIMIDATING a freshman to clean the board, Mr Reda gives a hard stare. How did freshmen spell relief? S-0-P-H-O-M-O-R-E. T TALKING TO HIS CLASS, Mr Reda explains the homework assignment Mr. Reda was known by some students for picking on freshmen. GARY SAN ANGEL ALFRED SANCHEZ CARLOS SANCHEZ MYLES SANTOS WENDY SCHENKEN MAZY SHAMBAYATI CHRISTOPHER SHIPMAN MATTHEW SIMICH BRAD SIMPSON JEREMY SIMS MABLE SIU KAREN SKIDMORE ALBERT SMITH CARA SMITH CHRISTINA SMITH SHAE SMITH Myth vs. Reality Freshmen 229

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CHARLES PERRY CAN PHAN JASON PHILLIPS RONALD PIAZZA CARLO PITALLANO CJ POKORNY ANTHONY POLAKOS RYAN POLITE ARMANDO PORRAS FAITH PUNZALAN NAOMI QUERUBIN ELIZABETH QUINTERO LINDA QUINTERO GEESEL RAMOS SHERRI RANDALL JEFF RATCLIFFE CRYSTAL RAYBORNE ANGELA REDDOCH ARNOLD REYES MATHEAU RINGLEY MICHELLE RITCHEY MICHELLE RIVAS CLARISA RIVERA ROSALEE ROBINSON MICHAEL ROBLEDO ROSIE RODRIQUEZ ANA ROMAN VANESSA ROMERO TERRY ROSE ALICIA ROSS VERONICA ROWE PHILLIP RUEDA DANNY RUIZ RAUL RUIZ DAVID RUSSI MEGAN RYKER ALIRAZA SADRIEH INGRID SALAMANCA DIANA SALAS CHRISTINA SALAZAR reshmen Is ir Q myrh or o REALITY? As the dawn begins to break into a nev day one can look across La Puente Road at the horizon and see the blue and gold building mysteriously covered with fog. Many eighth graders that were finally going to take those last few steps across the street to high school and their freshman year had second thoughts about the whole idea. But be- ing able to turn around was not one of their options. Before I started my freshman year I didn ' t want to, but I guess it turned out alright. said senior Michelle Quigley. Just one of the more common fears were the hard teachers with their never ending book of the day ' s assignment. When I was a freshman I was afraid that I would have a lot of homework. said junior Kim La Deaux. Along with that it was thought carry- During my freshman year I was afraid that I would be trash-canned. — Kim La Deaux. ing home at least four books was an everyday occurrence. When I was going to be a freshman I was afraid that I would always have to carry lots of books home, said senior Regina Robles. The most common fears of freshmen was being trashcanned by an upper- classman, having their locker stick, or just being recognized as a freshman. At first I was afraid of being noticed as a freshman but after awhile it went away, said junior Mimi Miller. So just as always these freshmen who believed all of these myths didn ' t want to go to high school at all. But be aware freshmen you still can be trash- canned! S ory by Sharon Ludeking: layout by Dee Honda: photos by Allen Odermatt and Brad Lin- denberg- 228 Freshmen Myth vs. Reality

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